I know I can use code like this to specify an individual calendar

function NewEvents() {
	return DataObject::get_by_id("Cal","814")->upcomingEvents(4, "ShowEventOnHome = 1", "ShowOnHome = 1");
}

But is it possible to run something like below in order to grab upcoming events/announcements that are set to show on home for every calendar throughout a site?

function NewEvents() {
	return DataObject::get("Cal")->upcomingEvents(4, "ShowEventOnHome = 1", "ShowOnHome = 1");
}

Thanks in advance for any advice in the right direction.

Andrew

Sure, but it's a bit ugly..

pubclic function NewEvents()
{
$set = new DataObjectSet();
foreach(DataObject::get("Cal") as $cal) {
$set->merge($cal->UpcomingEvents(4, "ShowEventOnHome = 1", "ShowOnHome = 1"));
}
$arr = $set->toArray();
CalendarUtil::date_sort($arr);
return new DataObjectSet($arr);
}

Awesome, thanks for the help!

I just noticed that this script grabs a limit of 4 events from every calendar. So, if I had 10 calendars, and all of them had upcoming events, it would get a set of 40 events instead of just 4. Any ideas how to set the limit for a total of only 4 events?

Thanks,
Andy

I think after I posted that code, I realized I had left that out. I meant to edit the message, but I must have gotten distracted.

public function NewEvents($max = 5) 
{ 
$set = new DataObjectSet(); 
foreach(DataObject::get("Cal") as $cal) { 
$set->merge($cal->UpcomingEvents(4, "ShowEventOnHome = 1", "ShowOnHome = 1")); 
} 
$arr = $set->toArray(); 
CalendarUtil::date_sort($arr);
if($set->Count() > $max) {
	$arr = array_slice($arr, 0, $max);
}
return new DataObjectSet($arr); 
}

Perfect, thanks!

Andrew